Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-17
Dinners, Dancing and En-
tertainments opsrstic
The Miksdo Excellently Rem
dered By the ct. Johns
society of Olympia.
New Markst-sosIaI GsthsFinx - G. A
r sosiabls = Pisaaant PaFty-
Notes on Baseball The Cat
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49,
tivftg In cur society. Oar masie lovini
psepls have had comie opera 20 thei
hearts oontsnt. and there 10 stu mar
70 follow. The opening ct the Womsn'l
Exchanges was 9 sueosss, and many o.
cur eisixens displayed 40 interest," ii
this good work that is certainly con
mendabls. Thia week theFs viii b
held 81 the Skating Rink an ''InteFra
tiOnal Bazaar" under the auspices Of
the Presbyterian Church. Il promise,
10 BE- Q most interesting affair, and
everybody shouId make IL . psint q
attend. Il h the intention Of thoss
having The matter IN charge 20 make IL
- eaioyabls IN occasion e. possible.
and from the prospectus which appears
elsewhere, ne have no doubt IL wilI be q
grand sneoess- There have been the
usual number Of teas, soeials, parties
and dinners. and strangers are stall
coming into our city every day. II gill.
in all human probability. be q lively
spring with us.
TIE NTxADo.
There vas a very good sizsd audience
II ths Opera Houss last evening, aud IL
gave . very cordial Feosption 10 the
efforts Of The St. J0hu's Musical Society
Of Olympia. The applause during both
acts Of the opera vas frequent and lonR
continued, several OF she selections
meeting With especially hearty eneoFes.
The company has good reason 10 feel
satisfied with its wOfk IN this city,
for everything vent OF Ne we'll as one
Ooold wish and tbs auditors sa8med to
enjoy themselves thoroughly from first
10 last. With the resources az its
leofnmand, u u surprising tnat the sooi-
ETY. should have hoped 30 pat on With
suocesa 30 pFetentiocs = psece ~ that
vhieh was selected. Fer tkis reason
the members Of u are deserving Of
unstinted praise. The costumes were
veil selected, correct 10 design, rich
and beautiful IN material. tone aud
finish. tbs stage settings were oisy
erly gotten np, the japanese dseora-
lions, although not 10 great abundance.
over the stage 10 the best advantage.
Il. l.. Carson succeeded admirably IN
the role Of Yam Yam. Her voice IL
rich and Of good volume, and Iasg even
ina appeared to be under perfect con-
troll. Her first song In the second act,
The San and ]" vas Feesived With
much favor. aud, In response 10 4
double encore, she rendered "O'he
Mana" very Acoeptably. Mr.. Wood.
ua4M H. 4
representation Of the Lord High Ev-
eFyihtnR Else" was capitAlly done. We
naSe seen the same part played a. the
Savoy, IN London, and are bound 10 gay
that Mr.. Woodrud's work will bear
comparison with IL. His by-plAy Was ap-
pFoprtate and bis general m'ea Just what
the true conception OF tbs character
calls for. MIR. O'BFien filled the part OF
hankt Poo 10 the satisfaction Of all. aud
bis singing met With merited approval
HIS voice IL more thaR equal 30 the de-
mAnds Of the part aud he used Il with ex
eellenl effect. His acting. too. vas good.
Mr.. MAYO, ~ koko, created muoh
amusement By bis drolleries ~ ths Lord
High Exeont,oner. bis comedy work %
the last act being espsci ally note
worthy. The roles Of the Mikad0 and
- AAa0 WIZ ANAfAN MtM 09Ho@
Mrs. Peroival made q pleasing Pitii
Sing, ambled u japanese TO perfec
ton, aud sang Fer he's going 10 mafrg
Yum Yum" so ohaFminRly that she re
ooived one - the heartieat recalls OF the
sweating. Mrs. Billion looked an ideal
kaiishA, acted very we'll. aud rendered
she "Hour OF Gladnsss" with some
power aud feeling. Mss. H0yt was
quite acceptable as Peep Boo. Ths
Ihe chorus seemed TO be pretty veil
drilled, although their work In the hrst
act was somewhat ragged. The mar
shalllng vas very good, and she ssals
OF the tirst act marked By strong, elaar,
harmonious vocaiix alton. Altogether,
the performances vas mach eniJyed and
reflects great credit upln the artists, as
we'll - thoae Who have assisted IL its
production.
NEvMkRKET.
A delightful newmarket party vas
given 20 Miss Ada Green on Wednesday
evening last, BY Captain aud Mira W. ID.
Ofoole. TIE guests present we're
Misses StSuve. Halter. Stevens, Hopkins.
Ferry. Green aud Sparkling; Mesars
Gilman. Btoyles. Lewis. Collins. kal.
loeg, Albertson. Hardin, Chaplin aud
StFoat
social aATHERIso.
Captain and Mts. Gilman gave a very
pleasant party on Wednesday evening
last Al which the goesta indulsed ia
whist and orokinole. A nam er 81 w.
cal selections Wers rendered aud deli.
cssas refreshments served Those prea.
ent we're Mr. and Mrs Flask winslow.
Mfa. Z. u. Hamlin, Miss kirkman. Miss
HRmltn, Miss Sutherland, Miss Hsyt
and Miss Hopkias; Messrs. A. NJ Yoanc,
N \. Meyers. w. NJ Calhoun, q. W.
Crane and W, Sandsrson.
9. A. n socgAELK.
About two hundred people PARTED.
pated Ia the q. A. r. festivities 90 last
Tuesday sveHiaR, and the AFFAIR proved
10 be ope % she most eaiayahle ever
held undeF the auspices % this orgaaf
xktien. The folloWing were the exer-
discs Of the evening; Grand ehoras u
the veterans. Marching through Gsar.
ets." Recitation. Miss Clara Wiser,
duet, Mrs. Barton and Miss Weilnan
guitar colo. Mr.. Euoch Wood; Sile, Nv
Geo. ". Crane, dast. With guitar ans
accordion accompaniment. Mcssfs Pie
sof AMI Wood, sala, Ne Poser. read
tugs. Mrs. Viola kenycn and Mrs. Mai
ford, RefFeshmeass we're Served during
an tnteF@i.sion in the programme.
PLEASANT PANTY.
There Vas very enioyahia evening
party ~ tbs Festdeaee 81 J. W. Carrie.
Seventh and Spsing streets. iasi Rfi
day. There vas dancing. singing
Whist and other gAn7es, durlne which ~
ffeshmerts aere served, fbass psessn,
besides Mr.. and Mrs Carrie Were Ms
4. Naaae, Mrs. Hr. =. r. N Miller.
Miss NanSn. Miss kstringf0a. Miss Has
seii, tbe Misses Mllisr. MISS FAarsy.
Miss Mckinney, Miss tsaFseiL. Mr.
henFy Miller. Ne. Gssrec raetptan. AR.
Ihsmss Nanan. ar. Ne. Mttghew
NuoAn. Nice So Z. unn,seli. Mr. WHI
kasssli ana NJ. ". CaFroh.
RkftI1ANT ANNIVERSARY pGSSkE.
90 Sunday las M. and Mrs. Gsir.st
entegtAisea = party ~ tttesas AZ sn- %
tse most elaborate ana rseAsF.Ay ain
mere ever gtSes la Seattle. tbn oestsicu
heing the s6th anniversary % theif
marriage. fsuf huars Sure aelgbtfaliy
passed Ia "a feAss ~ FeAson And ssW
OF eopi. while discessieg gas vtxnss 81
the pssfsesls prrfArsi Fvpsss. TIE
table, beaatttsily deeaFst & With ~
era IN eNaa issta IA r4a ussa ia srgVll,z